Stu, Bachs and Jack head back to New York for their last night before heading back to Old Blighty.

The boys are join by New York's Bravest Craig Dunne, former firefighter who survived 9/11. Craig very kindly gives the boys a short tour of Queens and Long Island and they all head to a New York Islanders Ice Hockey game at UBS arena, where Bachs tells us how he really feels.

Stu claims to be dead inside.

The boys make it back to drizzly old England and reflect on their time away. They give their verdicts on what was good and what was bad.

The boys make it to Dallas, Texas. They say everything is bigger and better in Texas, right? The boys make a trip to Dealey Plaza to where JFK was assassinated, and Bachs thinks about becoming a sniper.

The boys then head to the Texas State Fair, where they are overwhelmed by the amount of people and choices of food and drink and find themselves at a great American pass time, the roadeo.

The boys make a short time to the cowboy town of Fort Worth stockyards to see a cattledrive and go to the worlds biggest Honky Tonky bar, Billy Bob'.

Stu might of had a burger that rivals Mel's Diner and Jack has a blast from the past and visits where he had the best taco he's ever had again.

The Boys are on the road south when they almost get into and witness a road traffic accident. Scary times.

After their brush with death The Boys make their way to New Orleans driving over what seems like the worlds biggest bridge of the Louisiana swamp land.

The Boys have a short 24 hour stop in New Orleans where they hit Bourbon Street which is fully dressed in Halloween decor. They are able to see the city in full swing at night as well as the calmer morning after.

After a short visit The Boys hit the road and travel north towards Dallas. They even manage to see a great american animal on route.

The boys make it Memphis and their first stop is Graceland to see if the King is in. They talk about all the good and bad points that Graceland has to offer. They soon find themselves in the worlds biggest Pro Bass Shop and get up close guns and gators.

After finding their nicest apartment on the trip so far, the boys visit the Civil Rights museum where Martin Lurther King was assassinated.

Bachs was delighted with another trip to another Hooter. Then they headed down Beale Street to catch some live Blues in BB King's bar.

The next day they finally leave the state of Tennessee and begin the drive through states of Mississippi and then into Louisiana, but they have to head back because something got left behind!...

The Boys continue their stay in Nashville and have the WORST burger they've all ever had followed by a very dicey walk in an industrial estate at night looking for a pub!

Bachs and Jack head to the Nissan Stadium to watch their first ever NFL American football game and cheer on the Tennessee Titans.

Bachs plays a game of cat and mouse as he tries to hunt down a Tesla Cyber truck.

The boys leave behind Pigeon Forge after flooding the room and hit the road to Nashville!

Along the way they take the scenic route through the Foothills Parkway and find themselves surrounded by nature and wildlife with a potential meeting with a bear!

After a few hours on the road the boys made it to Nashville the home of country music and find themselves on Broadway in the honky tonk bars and sampling some of the finest Tennessee BBQ.

The boys leave behind Washington D.C and make tracks to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

The boys drive through Virginia whilst stopping at some amazing diners scenic spots and upon entering Tennessee they go to the famous Buc ee's service station and are rather impressed by the restrooms.

They also head to Gatlinburg where we find out Bachs isn't get with heights or ski lifts and the first ever mini golf championship takes place. Stu thinks he's found the best burger he's ever had.

Then disaster. Find out how Jack turned off the water to the whole hotel!

The boys have made it to Washington DC! After a short train ride from New York, the boys discuss the journey and first impressions of nations capital.

The boys take in all the major sites such as Ford's Theatre, Capitol Building, Washington Monument, The White House, Lincoln Memorial and Arlington Cemetery.

Bachs meets a film and tv legend and makes his long awaited trip to Hooters.

So the boys make it to New York City after a long day of travelling where they're joined by Brooklyn's own Dan Powers.

The boys make quick pitstops at famous sites such as Wall Street, Battery Park, World Trade Center, Times Square, Grand Central station, Dakota building, Central Park and even find time for some New York delicacies.

The boys give honest opinions about there short 24 hours in New York City and their facts are normally wrong! Find out what they noticed happened a lot in Central Park and find out what topping Bachs had for his first ever slice of New York pizza!

Stu, Jack and Bachs get together to discuss when, where and how they first met. What it was like working with each other and all the characters they worked along side.

They also discuss where they will be visiting on their roadtrip and what they plan to see.

They also discuss why the podcast is called "Destination Redline: